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No end in sight to engine trouble at Qantas

Crikey has spoken to Qantas engineers about the ongoing issues plaguing the airline.

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Hansard scrubs Reynolds’ Higgins slip, Taiwan talking points revealed, and NBC’s ‘both sides’ fail

This week we go behind the scenes of Australia’s diplomatic response to the Taiwanese election, and note a bit of generous editing in Hansard.

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Guardian Australia makes quiet leadership reshuffle

Guardian Australia has quietly updated its staff page revealing a number of senior editorial changes.

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Rudd-slinging: Trump cares not for Kevin

The former (and maybe future) US president responds to K-Rudd’s jibes, ABC journalists want their chief content officer to stand down, and we could run out of gas as early as next year.

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‘Caught the department by surprise’: Emails reveal Albanese made anti-doxxing call without advice

Exclusive: The Albanese government’s rush to implement new doxxing legislation was done without advice, documents obtained by Crikey reveal.

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PM refuses to comment as Gaza protest outside Marrickville office enters sixth week, interrupts QT

As the 24-hour sit-in outside the prime minister’s office enters its sixth week, Anthony Albanese gives Gaza protesters the silent treatment.

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Australia is facing a pilot crisis, as US airlines poach Qantas, Virgin and Rex recruits

Increased demand, poaching from overseas companies and an ageing workforce are creating turbulence for Australia’s pilot numbers.

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Revealed: Anti-corruption commission claims first three convictions

EXCLUSIVE: The case of a corrupt ex-ATO employee, concluded earlier this week, was the third time a NACC probe has led to a conviction.

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Threats, lawsuits, smears: How the global war on fact-checkers and misinfo experts came to Australia

The public scrutiny of misinformation, disinformation and lies has become politicised to the point of farce — and we’re all dumber for it.

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Clive Palmer renews push for Titanic II and a new social media network named ‘Ausface’

What do you do when you’ve got more money than you can ever hope to spend? Crikey caught up with one of the few Australians who can answer that question.

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Crikey readers on why they pay for independent journalism

‘Crikey tells me the facts. In a country dominated by the Murdoch press, that’s rare.’

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These astounding numbers about aged care explain why we have a taskforce

Crikey pores over the figures in the new report from the federal government’s aged care taskforce.

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How one word sparked a PR wildfire for the Australian Museum

Cultural and heritage organisations are under fire from interest groups amid the Israel-Gaza war. Crikey has obtained documents that go inside the Australian Museum’s PR crisis.

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Will any of $4.5bn in Oz tax money be used to fund nuclear-armed subs in the US?

Australia has set aside billions of dollars to fund US submarine building. But the same shipyards and staff building the AUKUS subs are also building nuclear-armed boats.

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Minns gets the microwave out for International Women’s Day

While other governments make serious commitments marking International Women’s Day, the NSW premier has a policy he’d like to recycle for you…

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Crikey relies on our readers — and there’s never been a better time to back us

Thank you for being a part of Crikey. We don’t take it for granted.

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Qantas subsidiary pilots and engineers claim recruitment and local safety concerns

Aviation engineers say there’s a dwindling pool of potential recruits due to a fast ageing employee pool and decades of neglect in training.

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Nearly all federal politicians have accepted gifts from Qantas, but not all have declared them

A Crikey analysis shows at least 92% of politicians are members of Qantas’ chairman’s lounge. But a bizarre Senate rule change means there are more that we don’t know about.

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What are anti-siphoning laws? A Crikey clarifier

Anthony Albanese has made a big song and dance about anti-siphoning laws and how they affect what Australians watch on TV. But what are they?

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Qantas’ chair must revamp the airline’s tired, profit-hungry strategy

Amid falling profits, pilot strikes and an eroded public reputation, Qantas’ new chair has a big job on his hands.

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‘Pilots are struggling’: Tensions rise at Qantas as pilots vote for further industrial action

‘If Qantas don’t think that the pilots are flying enough hours that is the airline’s problem, not the pilots’.’

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A TikTok tax fraud, advertisers desert journalism, and… Lehrmannheimer?

This week’s Media Briefs brings you an unusual pop culture crossover, a viral TikTok fraud, and the dire state of financial affairs in our industry.

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‘A toxic workplace’: Six-day pilot strike to test Hudson as Qantas looks for cheaper crews

The industrial action comes after three enterprise bargaining agreements were voted down by National Aviation pilots, the worst paid in the Qantas group.

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Littleproud is right to suggest regional communities are wary of renewables rollout

The Nationals leader may be wrong to suggest solar panels alone will be enough, but there’s no disputing rural Australia feels left out of the discussion about the renewables transition.

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Crikey reader reply: Recent coverage of public housing misses the mark

Dr Kate Shaw hits out at Victorian Labor’s ‘sorry’ record on public housing — and questions Crikey’s coverage of the issue as well.

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